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Motorola Standardized Its Overloaded E-Mail System, Increasing Availability and Lowering Total Cost of Ownership

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Overview At Motorola, reliable communications are not only critical to the smooth function of the company-they are also a cornerstone of the company's own value proposition. But the e-mail system on which Motorola relied provided only 99 percent availability-not high enough for a global technology leader whose success partly depends on the ability of employees to communicate quickly and effectively. The first step in Motorola's e-mail overhaul was to standardize on Microsoft Exchange as its messaging platform.

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Publisher	Dell Computer	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	August 2003
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Infrastructure Management

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